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2015 Election Results Local Election Results 2015 - South Oxfordshire towns and parishes PARISH NAME FORENAMES SURNAME POLITICAL PARTY VOTES ELECTED Aston Rowant Peter Warren Hetherington 313 Y Peter Robert Gibbons 293 Y Matthew Day 271 Y Lynn French 257 Y Andy Green 257 Y Peter Anthony Tinson 246 Y Gordon Barrie Crossley 238 Y James Mark Lee 226 N Aston Tirrold Simon Charles Young Y Susanna Elizabeth Brunskill Y Joanna Kate Hart Y Justin John Keeble Y Anna Dillon Y Aston Upthorpe Bronwen Teresa Pearmund Y Andrew Paul Toyne Y Tim Vallings Y Steven Michael Falle Y Beckley And Stowood Vivienne Claire Rust Y David Scott Y Chris Cox Y Michael Paul Soanes Y Benson Fiona Margaret Lovesey Y Pat Peers Other Y David Russell Olley Y Philip Gabriel Murray Y Michael Hunter Winton Y Jon Fowler Y Thomas Arthur Stevenson Independent Y Robert Edward Jordan Y Teresa Jayne McTeague Y Rob Workman Y Patricia Suzanne Nautré Baylis Independent Y Berinsfield John Charles Eccles Y David John Eldridge Y Rose Stockford Y Stuart Juergen Ely Y Jo Garvey Y Ken Hall Y Ed Croft Y Fredrick William Workman Y Berrick Salome Craig Ronald Tribe Y Steven Edward Rhodes Y David Vernon Bridgland Chartered Accountant Y Hannah Louise Mary Bradley Independent Y Ian Robert Howard Glyn Y Binfield Heath George Englefield Y Stephen Paul Rollason Y Susan Marie Summerland Y Hugh Christopher Lacey Y Lis Ransom Y Roger Keith Roberts Y Bix And Assendon Ina Morag Chantry Independent Y Bill Murdoch Y Matthew Charles Beesley Y Robert Ferguson Aitken Y Lisbeth Thiesen Independent Y Brightwell-Cum-Sotwell - Brightwell Celia Jane Collett Independent 588 Y Susan Dorothy Robson Independent 429 Y Helen Baines 421 Y Jason James Roath Debney 361 Y Sue Booth 351 Y David Hamilton Fox Independent 316 Y Alec John McGivan 289 Y Sarah Elizabeth Jackson 216 Y Graham Gilgrass 200 N Brightwell-Cum-Sotwell - Shillingford Bob Nielsen Y Chalgrove David Graham Turner 1195 Y Ann Pritchard 918 Y Tony Ace 672 Y Kenneth Norman Batley 621 Y Jacky Nabb 563 Y Brian George Francis Gray 550 Y Anthea Victoria Dudley Independent 440 Y Raymond Walter Reed 395 Y Paul David Collins 373 Y Brian Arthur Wilson 323 Y Andy Maton 313 Y Glenn Vincent Holmes Tasker Independent 286 N Geoffrey Albert Searle 279 N Checkendon David John Petherick Y Douglas William Griggs Y Jill Margret Playford Y Matthew James Wickens Y Timothy Ronald Corbishley Y Duncan Fergus Brown Y Chinnor Richard John Searl Y Charles James Rowton-Lee Independent Y Susan Joyce Ashdown Y Nigel Colin Ambridge Independent Y Steven Bird Y David Young Y Sara Jane Higgs Y Pat Haywood Y Sandy Marlow Independent Y Martin George Wright Independent Y Robin Henry Richfield Williams Y Cholsey Helen Roberta Jiggins Y Linda Ivereigh Y Angela Mary Rowlands Y Val Bolt Y Matthew Paul Madeley Y Marion Kaposy Y Paul Richard Jenkins Y Marilyn Hilda Dyer-Lynch Y Lucette Hamlyn Y Mark Stuart Gray Independent Y Clifton Hampden James Walker Y Jaqi Mason Y Chris Neill Y Crowmarsh - Crowmarsh Andrew Clifton Johnson Y Francesca Helen Jones Independent Y Stephen James Sherbourne Independent Y Nigel Charles Hannigan Y Fleur Belinda Zoe Stevenson Y John Howard Griffin Y Crowmarsh - North Stoke Stuart John William Soames Independent Y Cuddesdon And Denton - Cuddesdon Michael Harry Raynor Y Arthur James John Smith Fitchett Independent Y Chris Luke Y Natasha Gemma Diana Turner Y Cuddesdon And Denton - Denton Ken Meek Independent Y Culham Jon Woodley-Shead Y April June Jones Y Sam Casey-Rerhaye Y John Edward Thomas Y Didcot - All Saints Margaret Ann Turner Conservative 1504 Y Alan Roy Thompson Conservative 1470 Y Anthony John Dearlove Conservative 1421 Y Ron Milton-Eldridge Conservative 1357 Y John Kenneth Louth Conservative 1154 Y Denise Ann Macdonald Labour 1057 N John Ord Labour 965 N Richard Edward Parfitt Labour 940 N Pamela Helen Siggers Labour 931 N Andrew Steven Prickett Labour 928 N Andrew Peter Jones Liberal Democrats 759 N Didcot - Ladygrove Tony Harbour Conservative 1535 Y Steve Connel Conservative 1535 Y Neville Frank Harris Independent 1516 Y Simon Richard Clarke Conservative 1481 Y Bill Service Conservative 1449 Y Anthony Charles Nash Conservative 1257 Y Charlie Robertson Conservative 1255 Y Annah Mwasya Conservative 1243 N Bill Atkinson Labour 827 N Annie Birchall Labour 817 N Nicola Jane Williams Labour 806 N Anne Atkins Labour 795 N Les Hopper Liberal Democrats 750 N Robert Allen Bulman Labour 728 N James Joseph Reeve Labour 681 N Didcot - Millbrook James Stephen Hart Conservative 528 Y Axel Ranald Macdonald Labour 508 N Didcot - Northbourne Margaret Lesley Davies Labour 830 Y Bernard Douglas Cooper Labour 788 Y Jackie Yvonne Billington Conservative 778 Y Michael John Turner Conservative 776 Y Angela Service Conservative 767 N Alison Joy Lane Labour 723 N Teresa Bernadette Crawford Labour 720 N Trevor John Wallis Conservative 676 N David Rouane Liberal Democrats 566 N James Robert Loder Liberal Democrats 486 N Didcot - Orchard Johanna Louise Nash Conservative 126 Y Nick Hards Labour 107 N Didcot - Park Des Healy Labour 1195 Y Ben Shaw Conservative 858 Y Piers Bedford Conservative 778 Y Shaun William Ward Conservative 687 N Eleanor Hards Labour 667 N John Charles Moody Labour 585 N Tony Worgan Liberal Democrats 381 N Frederick Goodwin Excell Independent 331 N Dorchester Claire Andersson Y Michael Douglas Rimmer Y Mark David Williams Y Susan Jane Graney Y Keith James Russell Y Val Howells Y Christopher John Hill Y Drayton St Leonard Charlie Wellbelove Y David George Hinde Y Charles Henry Dickerson Y Edward George Bazaine Hayter Y Liz Rhodes Y East Hagbourne Cordelia Penelope Gover Y Susan Anne Pring Y Derek Button Y Jean Margaret Elliott Y David John Rickeard Y Mark Andrew Price Y Iain Spencer Duff Y Ewelme Sam Gillman Y Keith Fletcher Y Peter James Lemaire Y Roger Vernon Moore Y Gemma Bridget Benoliel Y Eye And Dunsden Barry Dennis Luther Y Sara Elizabeth Granshaw Y David Alan Woodward Y Richard John Berkley Y Forest Hill With Shotover Georgie Blomley Y Dick Tolley Y Christopher Robert Goffey Y Lisa Marie Wiggins Y Malcolm John Leeding Y Andrew Charles Waite Brown Y Garsington Judith Ann Westgate Y Matthew James Dovey Y Ian Charles Dickinson Y Anne Elizabeth Eastwood Y Mike Patrick Y Chris Wright Independent Y Goring Heath Timothy Peter King Y Johanna Maria McGee-Beijne Y Peter Dragonetti Y Kate Giles Y Nick Henry Y Nicholas Ian Elsome Y Martin Wise Y Goring-on-Thames Kevin Bulmer 955 Y John Andrew Wills 931 Y Catherine Elizabeth Hall 832 Y David Brooker 817 Y Mary Elizabeth Bulmer 787 Y Matthew Tennant Brown 753 Y Brandon George Anthony Hancox 742 Y Lawrie Reavill 687 Y Emrhys George Barrell 624 Y Bryan Urbick 395 Y Abel Westerhof 367 N Great Haseley Kay Sentance Independent 188 Y Elisabeth Spencer 172 Y Amanda Sheppard Independent 162 Y John Victor Andrews 158 Y David William Simcox 150 Y Heath Lawrence Harvey 148 Y Deirdre Jeannette Mann 147 Y Terry Coles 142 N Nicholas Edward Nixey 128 N Great Milton Roz Hayman Y Stephen Ashley Harrod Y Gwen Harris Y Douglas Colley Y Peter William Charles Fewell Y William Joseph Fox Y Harpsden Tony Wright Y Robin Alan Dorkings Y Malcolm Plews Y Kester George Y Catherine Rubinstein Y Henley On Thames - North Lorraine Maxine Hillier Conservative 1430 Y David Roger Nimmo Smith Conservative 1266 Y Julian Brookes Conservative 1262 Y Will Hamilton Conservative 1262 Y David Stephen Eggleton Henley Residents Group 1137 Y Simon Richard Smith Conservative 1119 Y Ian Reissmann Henley Residents Group 1108 Y Dylan Anton Thomas Conservative 1072 Y Elizabeth Hodgkin Independent 961 N Karan Singh Takhar Henley Residents Group 961 N Simon Charles Narracott Henley Residents Group 949 N Charles Henry Bruce Mason Henley Residents Group 939 N Richard Michael Rule Green 628 N Neill James Robert Hendry Liberal Democrats 554 N David Silvester Oxfordshire Independence Party 306 N Henley On Thames - South Stefan John Gawrysiak Henley Residents Group 1628 Y Helen Laura Chandler-Wilde Conservative 1321 Y Sam Evans Conservative 1311 Y Kellie Louise Hinton Henley Residents Group 1304 Y Sara Abey Henley Residents Group 1292 Y Sarah Louise Miller Henley Residents Group 1271 Y Martin Sydney Akehurst Conservative 1268 Y Jane Lesley Smewing Henley Residents Group 1166 Y Rowan Hedley Fuller Conservative 1165 N Glen Victor Lambert Henley Residents Group 1161 N Fiona Caroline Galton-Fenzi Conservative 1112 N Dieter Hinke Conservative 1077 N Ian Petrie Green 828 N Elisabeth Marjorie Geake Green 780 N Jeni Wood Independent 764 N Pamela Ann Phillips Independent 725 N Highmoor Jane Teresa Stevens Y Catherine Anne-Marie Walters Y Richard John Bradley Y Andrew Michael Ball Y Cheryl Anne Garlinge Y Holton Robert William Barter Y Anthony Lee F Yeates Y David John Cummings Y Horspath David John Horsley Y Silvia Watson Y Martin John Harris Environmental Scientist Y Heather Jane Palmer Y Keith Edward Brooks Independent Y Peter Ewart Y Peter H Dobson Y Terry Michael Ayres Y James H Dobson Y Ipsden Wendy Eileen Clark Y Heather Mary Llewellyn Y John David Jeffery Y Kidmore End Caroline Aldridge Y Iain Gordon Charles Pearson Y Trevor Michael Perchard Y Jane Elizabeth O'Sullivan Y Hugh Thresher Y Sheila Louise Forde Y Sue Biggs Y John Swift Y Lewknor Duncan Hughes Boulton Independent Y Caroline Margaret Havard Hjorth Y Murray Robert Graham Y Leslie Stuart Gordon Y Little Milton Alison Ann Shelton 206 Y Barry Richard Coward 198 Y Robert Stewart Bright 172 Y David Peter Wakeling 172 Y Kate Daunt 170 Y Elizabeth Mary Swabey-Collison 128 Y Catherine Elizabeth Hughes-D'Aeth 124 N Paul Harrison 121 N Long
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